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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-27
LUDDEN q BATES $. NJ. II.

I AIDES and Gents Solid Gold and Silver
II Watches at GERBER'S ia Broughton st.
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FOR SALE.


10O TOWN LOTS and IS Garden Farms in
IUU Dublin, Ga; all in one half mile of the
Court House: will be sold at public sale on 9th
and 30th days of December next; Dublin IS
growing rapidly, and these sales oiIer splendid
opportunities to parties seeking investments or
homes. d. M. HUGHES.
NOR SALE, two shares Equitable Loan and
Il Building Association stock; fourteenth in
stallment paid CS140; will sell same for $780,
Address CASH, care News office
NOR SALE.-I have for sale ten mich cows
Il with young Calves the last have left and
will sell cheap. JAMES L. MEHRTENS, White
Bluff road.
NOR SALE. a large stock of Toys and Holt
II day Goods at lowest prices. LOUIS NOGEL,
Jefferson and Waldburg lane
Gt0 WILL BUY No. s Gas Stove, in perfect
NIU order. Apply Monday at 1913 Bolton
street, one door east Montgomery.
A N elegant Wheeler & Wilson No. S Machine
N cost sos, will sell for $50. Address L., care
Morning News.
ENOR SALE fine Black and Tan Dog, eight
Il months old. Address CLIMAX, News Office.
nor SALE, a fine lot of Mich Cows, at D.
Il COX'S Stables, West Broad street
NOR SALE, Spring Wagon, cheap for cash; in
II good order. SO Reynolds street.
NOR SALE. lots Nos. 141 and 142 in Bonaven-
II ture Cemetery; Property of savannah Turn.
verein will be sold very reasonable. Inquire of
EUGENE LABlCHE or NJ. l.. BNCk.
ENOR SALE. three story brick dwelling on Boil
II ton street; convenient to Whitaker street
cars; terms easy. d. LAROCIlE'S SONS.
EOR SALE, schooner yacht Ethel" thirty
Il four tons, now lying ut Darien. Address
w. II. PATTERSON, Darien, Ga.
NOR SALE, cheap. Chandeliers, Show Cases,
Il Iron Safe Bar Tumblers and Glasses. GA
IAN, Bull Broughton.
NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, two top buggies;
Il nrst-class work; new and all right. Apply
to C. l.. SlMMS, Boston, Ga.
NOR SALE. Splendid salt water river,frout
II building lots, and five-aere farm lots with
river privileges, at ROSEDEW building lots in
Savannah. near East Broad and Sixth streets,
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff, on shell road Apply to DIR. FAIL
LIGANT, 151 South Broad street from 10 10 A.
NJ.
LOST.
r OST, a Iady's Gold Watch and Chain, on
II Friday afternoon. photograph in lockets
Broughton street.
7 OST, two keys tied together; the finder will
IL be rewarded. Call at the corner of Mont
gomery and Stone streets; red basement house.
II OST. small Scotch Terrier Dog; answers to
II name of Prince. Suitable reward il re-
turned RADERICKS. 92 Bull street,
REWARD.
1So y RFWGRD for information leading to
NZUU the parties or for the parents who
placed the body of IL mulatto child on our prem
ises. corner Huntington and West Broad streets.
FINN BROS.
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FOR SALE.

bedroom SET, imported from France, cost
ID $500; marble tops, plate glass; also cherry
set, framed pictures, fine range, etc, all cheap;
black parlor suite, ten pieces. Address SMITH,
this office.
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EOR SALE, Splendid salt water river-frout
Il building lots, and five-aerc farm lots with
river privileges, at ROSEDEW; building lots in
Savannah. near East Broad and Sixth streets,
and in Eastland; several good farm lots near
White Bluff, on she'll road. Apply to DIR. FAIL
LIGANT, 151 South Broad street from TO 10 A.
N.
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BOARDING.

TNIRST- CLASS boarding. lodging and flats of
Il rooms. with all desired conveniences, can be
obtained at $50 Broughton street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TNHE Domestic Fashion Review, a com
Il plete catalogue of fall and winter styles
sent by mail on receipt Of twenty five cents.
X. S. NELL, AZ Bull street, Savannah, Ga.
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NURSE.-Experienced na'e nurse wants en-
~ ployment; highest reference can be given.
Apply NJ, Morning News office.
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LOST.

7 OST, two keys tied together; the finder will
i i be rewarded. Call at the corner of Mont
gomery and Stone streets; red basement house.
r OST, small Scotch Terrier Dog; answers to
Il name of Prince. Suitable reward il re-
turned RADERICKS 92 Bull street,
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTS.

NOUNG MAN wishes small, nicely fur
l. nished room, with or without board, north
of Liberty street. A. b. c., this offic'.
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WANTED, a bright, active boy about 10
w years old, willing TO make himself useful
in an office for small wages at start. Address
p. @. Box No. 5.
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satinlined
h o o d.,
very styl-
ish, his.
week, SIS;
positively
worth SIS.
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4 YOUNG MAN DESTROYS of learning a trade
"a wishes to place himself as an apprentice.
Address APPRENTICE. Morning News Office.
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WANTED, a seamstreSs. 4615 Whitaker
w street, near York street lane.
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DAINTING in all its branches; strictly first
L class work at the lowest prices. WILLIAM
TAYLOR, corner Bull and Bryan Streets
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IF you want your Clothing renewed, cleaned,
Il repaired, braided, dyed remodeled altered
to suit your taste go to s. WHITES, corner JEFF
ferson and State streets.
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July to December 1860.
July to December, 1861.
July 10 December, 1862.
The volumes are undoubtedly in this city,
probably in some law office, as lawyers are gen
orally the borrowers Of our files. There is $40
waiting for the return of each or any of the
above volumes, and no questions asked. "
j. H. ESTILL.
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WTANTED, situation with a firstclass house
w as bookkeeper strictly double entry;
reference exchanged. r., this Office
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ORAL CLASS in German and French meets
~ every Wednesday afternoon Chatham
Academy; terms 81 month. Apply to MADAME
GRAUBERT, on premises.
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7 X. P. CARR, and Major Schwarz for clerk
81 . ship office in Superior Court and LOGAN,
the wide awake Butcher for speciaties in
Northern Meats, City Market.
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WANTED, a first-class steamboat engineer.
w Apply at Jones Ship Yard.
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BECAUSE Of the superior quality Of Boracine
ID Toilet Powder and being highly perfumed
every mother recommends it.
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90 TO GEO. w. HUMPHREYS to have your
VI Mattresses Renovated or Furniture Re-
paired. 200 Charlton street.
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WANTED TO SELL two Counters; new;
w very cheap. Applyat City Dispensary.
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NOR SALE AT A BARGAIN, two top buggies;
Il frstclass work; new and all right. Apply
to G. L. SlMhfS, Boston, Ga.
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FOR RENT-MIsCELLANEoUs


JNOR RENT, masquerade costumes, all char
IT acters, for ladies', gentlemen and children,
at MRS. NJ. HETTER1CH'S, $50 State street,
next door to Whitaker.
NOR RENT, a new Square Piano; in perfect
II condition. DAVIS BROS.
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CLOTHING cleaned, repaired, braided altered
~ and dyed; new suits cut and made In latest
styles; charges moderate; satisfaction guaran-
teed. a.. GETZ, tailor, 81 jefferson street.
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WANTED, good hands to work at dress
w making. Apply at Mrs. NJ. Il. ADAMS, 81
Abercorn street.
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CHRISTMAS is near at hand, so is LOGAN, the
~ Butcher, with always good supply of
Northern Meats.
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REWARD.

q. . a REWARD have recovered two of
stCU the missing volumes of the bound files
of the MORNING NEWS. The following are still
Wanting.
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IF You want man or maid servant call at In
4 telgcnce ONCE, ~ Whitaker. r. NJ. BEN
NETT,
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T AIDES ARE OFFERED plain needlework at
IL their own homes town or country by
wholesale house; profitable; genuine; good pay
can I've made; everything furnished; particulars
free. Address ARTISTIC NEEDLEWORK CO.,
1856 Eighth street, New York City.
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nor SALE, schooner yacht Ethel thirty
Il four tons, now lying ut Darien. Address
w. II. PATTERSON, Darien, Ga.
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CLIPPERS are hereby notified that there will
- be no break in the steamer Wadley schedule
ON the Altamaha river while she is laid up for
via Doctortown. r. L. HICKS, Manager Steamer
Wadley.
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WANTED, respectable girl as chambermaid
w and waitress. Apply 1853 HUI street.
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DIANO TUNING.-By the year or single tun-
i ings; low prices; work guaranteed. DAVIS
BROS
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HOUSES AND STORES FOR RENT

TOR RENT. Dec. /, seven-room house. Apply
Il LOUIS VOGEL'S, jefferson and Waldburg
lane,
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NOR SALE, cheap, Chandeliers, Show Cases,
Il Iron Safe, Bar Tumblers and Glasses. GA
IAN Rnll- Rrnnghton.
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vTNHE best assortment Of Hair, Tooth, Nail
l. Clothes and Shoe Brushes at HEIDT'S
DRUG STORE.
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CIXTY-SEVEN and sixty eight are the num-
- bers of LOGAN'S stalls, where the best of
everything is always found, at living prices.
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NOR SALE, lots Nos 141 and 142 in Bonaven
Il ture Cemetery; Property of savannah Turn,
verein; will be sold very reasonable. Inquire OF
EUGENE LABICHE or NJ l.. BNCK.
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INTELLIGENT, respectable and reliable cooks,
l. nurses and housemaids. Call at INTELLI-
GENCE OFFICE, IS Whitaker street.
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= Ii. for Is cents 1900 Album Verses. loo PopuIa
~ -TAK NOVELTY 20 Brooklyn, n X.
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AMnnnRn and DI0rphlne Habit cured II
|WIIN t03O days Refer to 1000 ID ienfs cure,
~ ~ III - Al parts. DR. MARSH. Quincy. Nc!
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orr uEnrg why not save onest .fon 1000 usafs
> &c W6uE Artieles9 Send for Catalo3ue. Bi
pay to Agents. CHICAGO SCALE CO. Chicago. Il
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II sufferers from Consumption.

Ecrofula, Brone hits and General Debility Will
try ScoTT's EMJ LsIoN OF Col Liver oil with
Hypopaosphit9s, they will find immediate re-
lief and permanent tene1L The Medical Pro
fession universally declare it q remedy Of the
greatest value and very palatablc. Read: -
have used SCOTS Emulsion IA several cases Of
ScIefula and Deli ity Ii children. ResultsmOst
gratifying. My l:t;le patients take it with
pleasure."-W. a. HuLDERT, a. p. Sails
bury. Ill.
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i5 y. %fl4-d k W. " 20
1 hans used tee
bottles Of Ely's Cream
Balm and conside,
,nysclf cured. Iss,6er-
ed 20 years from CO.
tdrvh and catarrhal
headache and this q
the Jlrst remedy that
dgorded lasting r.
.Iief. I'd. Il Hiogi1i-
SON l45 Lake stree,
Cllicd0o. III.
4 particle isapplled i
to use. Price " cts. ~
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on the surplus water. His theory IS that
anderdrajned soil IS better both il foods
and in droughts.
Another preventive of loss By drsnsh
practiscd BY Mr.. Smith is deep plough
ing, and third i wood ashes applied
IS afcrtilizer IA drought BE keeps the
surface thoroughly work. a, from one to
four inches. This mulches Tie soil be-
low and light rains sink into the soil in
stead Of eyaporatmg Is they do when q
crust IS formed upon the surface.
"A strawberry bed Of several acres for
six years be has dressed with from thirty
to forty loads Of manure annually. AT
ter the winter covering IS taken off be
spreads on leached ashes and hoes the
ground twice before picking. His
strawberries, under this treatment, resist
long droughts and yield him over 5000
per acre, when others in that section do
not get half a crop, 49,
G. "A. Green thought too much credit
i given to ashes. Their application on
some soils is doubtless benefit, but
other soils gained nothing BY III, apple
cation, not requiring potash.
Prof. Claypole, Of the Ohio Univer-
sity, explained why ashes prove an ex-
cellent application during o. preceding
drought. The explanation was that
water has a strong affinity for carbonate
Of potash, sostrong that It is almost i'm
possible to keep this substance dry even
when kept in corked bottle.
HOUSEHOLDS Hints
A few drops Of oil Of lavender or Of
cloves will prevent muciIage from mould
ing.
The warmth Of floors is greatly in
creased BY putting newspapers under the
carpets.
70 clean willow furniture use salt and
water; apply with coarse brush and
dry thoroughly.
Honey should be kept in the dark or
it will granulate. The bees. knowing
this, work in dark hives.
The root of the garden beet is exceed
ingly wholesome and nutritious. DR..
Lyon Playfaif says that good brown
bread may BE made BY rasping down this
root with an equal quantity Of flour.
s8## 8ss#& ss8as# #4% @ts
Recipes.
SoFT GINGER BREAD. The materials
are one cupof sugar, one cup Of butter
one cup Of sour cream, one cup Of New
Orleans molasses, four cups Of sifted
-four, one tablespoonful Of soda dissolved
in a little hot water, one tablespoonful
Of ginger, three well-beaten eggs, the
rind grated Of one lemon. Add raisins
if you wish them.
DRIED APPLE CAKE. Two cupfuls of
sweet dried apples, soak over night and
chop; two cupfuls Of molasses, and let it
simmer over two hours; when cold add
ono cupful Of sugar, two eggs, one-half
cupful of sour cream, sour milk and but
ter, two teaspos nfuls Of soda, four cup
fuls Of -four, four tcaspoonfuls Of cinna-
mon, one teaspoonful OF cloves and one
nutmeg.
VEGETABIE Sour. Scrape two car
rots, an onion, quarter Of q cabbage, and
two turnips, and cut them into pieces 3
little larger than dice. Put the pieces
into i large saucepan with 9 little but
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discovers unsusDectsd diseases 81 the kid
news.
Seven wears ago we stated that the raw
ages Of Bright's Disease wers insi0nificant
compared with other unsaspested disorders
Of the kidneys of many misleading names;
that ninety three per cent. Of human all.
inents are attributable to ceranqed Kidneys.
which fills the blood with uric acid. or kid
ney poison, which causes these many fatal
diseases.
1.-THE uric acid, or kidney poison, Is the real
apoplexy, hea' disease, commissions, pneumo-
MIA, consumption. an Il insa afty: over half
the victims 81 consumption are first tie VIC
tins Of diseased kidnevs
when the recent death Of an honored ex-
official az the United States was Announced
Iis musician said that aItho,,ch ia was sf
fering from Bright,s Disease that was not
the cause OF death. He was not frank enough
to admit that the apology which overlook
hinl'in his bed. was tse fatal effe-t 81 tie
kidney poison Of the blood, which had eaten
away the substance Of tie arteries and
brain. nor was Loran's physician honest
enough to state that his fatal Rheumatism
was caused by kidney acic in the blood
ssif the doctors would state ii Official re.
ports the olIuinal cause OF death, the people
Of this country woilld ba alarmed . ven
nearly panic stricken, at the fearful mortal
ity from kidney disorders. ],
The yv,.;ta,.s ~ tho ahova Iattar Civa thesa
faefs " IA while s;,r,,lv ~ j5,e,;f,, fbe
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d;t;oa ~ ,.. tha ,,so ~ warnar,s sasa c,,y.a
sns;ch "a tia,sa,,e,s have al ~
Ia : srac;tic Nlen iii oSi,ar yanesI;es failed
and that has received the endorsement Of the
highest medical talent in Europe. Australasia
and America, many D life would be pro-
Joined and the happiness 81 the people pre-
served. lie Is successful with So many differ
~ uis H. s;S f = ~ ,oo
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tise Q60 pc ges) sent, postpaid, for 10 cents in
etamps. Addres Worlds Dsspeasary Medical
Association, Buffalo. Ny.
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War Ahead.
There + great danger OF WAT with Mexico In
the near fntnre. but at present we can pursue
the arts Of happiness, prosperity and wealth.
Mhefeyer You live, 3ou should writ to Hal
lett y Co, Portland, Maine; and receive free.
and live at home. earning thereby from s. to
80 Hnd upwards daily. Some have earned
over $50 In q day. Capital not required: YOU
All ages. Pay, above guaranteed, from dIst
s:art
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-04

Love is the master Key that opens every
ward of the heart OF man.
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Let every man give as he is disposed in his
eart-not grudgingly.
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Daughfers, WIvcs and Mothers.
Send for Pamphlet on Female Diseases, free
securely sealed. Dr. ]. y. Marehisi, Utica,N. X.
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FauhiP, hNJ $1,000 $50 $500 800 $500. -
put on.
Light ana Air in stables.
If anything can be dono to add to the
comfort and health Of the horse, no ami
NAL moro deserves to have such an effort
made. Our stables should be constructed
with special reference to his comfort and
health. Endeavor to provide against
Impure air, imperfect light and damp
ness. Hthere must be cellar under
the stable, let there be free circulation
of air and proper means Of ventilation.
Let the connection between the horse
stable and haymow be closed tight, ex-
cept when hay is being delivered. Let
the horses head be towards the side or
end of the stable, and provide the stall
of each animal with o good-sized window
fitted with blinds, which can be opened
and closed at viii. A horse wants under
all circumstances, whether sick 81 well,
plenty Of light. A good horseman knows
that his horse enjoys light and air as
much as he does himself, and horse
will thrive better in the coolest winter
on the lee side Of a board fence than he
will in dark, ill-Ventilated stable,
however comfortable it might be other
wise. 1t is stated that if ali the exhala-
tions 81 the body Of a person were eon-
fined around him by perfectly tight
silken Of rubber covering, il would cause
death in twenty four hours. The same
is undoubtedly true Of domestic animals
as far as the cxhalation of gases from the
body 90, and then add to these Others
arising from the ordurc, the need of
some system Of ventilation to give the
most useful Of all farm animals health
giving, pure air is apparent. - LtOa
Stock Monthly.
Points In strawberry Culture.
A number Of prominent horticulturists
testified at the late meeting OF the Amer
lean Horticultural Society that straw
berries will thrive where the thermome-
ter falls as low as As degrees below zero.
The plants, it was reported, rarely freeze
during these severe winters, even when
there is not much snow on the ground
but it is the safer plan to cover well with
hay, straw, etc.
Mr.. ]. NJ. Smith, Green Bay Wis,
who has had long experience, read .
paper on protection against drought, in
which he set forth his own practice,
which has stood severe tests. His gar
den contains forty acres, sloping south.
ward, and is divided into beds ? l-s
rods wide. Between tho beds arc alleys
. littlc lower than the surface, and un.
der these alleys are drains.oi tile to carry
Martinsburg gazette. (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1886-1887, 1887-02-04

An English dairy woman gives the fol-
lowing rules for practice il farm diaries:
Butter that has been properly worked.
sailed and packed, will 60 moldy and
rancid unless due care is taken to ex-
clude damp air, etc. Promising thar
butter is properly packed to within half
an inch Of the top Of the crock, make it
perfectly level and smooth, and spread
over It square Of cotton or linen rag 4
little larger than the top Of the crock !;
press it over the butter, and on this put
3 layer Of finely ground salt to the thick
ness Of a quarter inch; see that it is
quite to the edge Of the crock all round,
and gently turn up the edges Of the
linen and fold it over the salt. Stand
the crock in 8 shady corner Of the dairy
table, and in q few days natural brine
will bfobably have formed, or the butter
may be SO dry that the salt will hardly
melt; in either case have found the
butter keep perfectly, and at present
there are crooks in our dairy put up in
June, and the butter is as sweet and Of
as good color as if newly packed. An.
other advantage Of the system is that the
butter can be looked after by simply
raising the edge Of the cotton covering,
and if showing any sign Of toe. much
damp, dry cloth and fresh salt can be-
put on.